Dr. William Starsiak

A Filipino restaurant, you order at the counter and your food is brought to you. The aesthetic is clean, simple and bright. The service is great. Everyone was very warm and friendly. There were good vegetarian options. The food was delicious.

They have Booth rents here, so a bunch of individual Sandler's house under the same roof. This place is typical of most that I've seen that have this model. Quality varies widely. There are quite a few stands that would be a stretch to call them antique stands. However, there are some very nice ones with solid antique selections. My thing is comic books from the 90s in earlier. I was able to get about 10 Spider-Man ones. Not a bad place to add to antiquing run.

Beautiful Piazza with an Egyptian Obelisk, and two scantily clad muscled men wrangling them. I'm not sure what it all means, but gee it's impressive. The lower level has additional statues recessed into the brick walls that look like important leaders of early Rome (I don't have the details on hand, you'll have to Google that one)

This is a great hidden gem. Parking is very limited (atleast during tge off season, I imagine they unlock the gates when weather warms up to allow for more oarking space). It is part of eagle Creek park but there is no fee required for entry. The main loop overlooks the river. There is even a cool cinder block structure hidden in the woods. It appears to be a youngster hangout. This part of Eagle Creek is much less populated with visitors than the part east of the resevoir. I consider it a must hike for the hiking enthusiast.